There are no built-in date formatting functions in XSLT 1.0. You can:
(a) write your own
(b) use extension functions to invoke Java classes
(c) use EXSLT
(d) use the format-date() methods in XSLT 2.0
Michael Kay
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# I looked at Michael Kay's book and could not find anything about Date
# formatting. My specific question is that is it possible to convert a
# java-type time in milliseconds since 1970? to some human readable
# Date/Time
# format?
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